Restoration of civil rights

[pacobega]

A person was convicted in Federal Court of a white collar crime, sentenced and finished serving 1 year in prison and 3 years of "supervised release" (a new definition of probation).

When can this person legally exercise again his/her civil rights in full? (Voting, bear arms, etc.)

 

[brutus]

the right to vote is automatically restored to all convicted felons upon completion of sentence. restoration of the right to serve on a jury requires a gubernatorial pardon. no person who has been convicted of a felony may own or possess a firearm, unless the person has been granted a pardon expressly restoring the ability to possess a firearm.the governor may, without granting a pardon, restore firearms privileges upon the recommendation of the chief law enforcement officer in the jurisdiction of the felons residence if the offense occurred more than 8 yrs ago and did not involve the use of a weapon.